The good folks over at BitNami have made available an exclusive offer for WPMU.org readers like you.
BitNami provides the easiest way to deploy WordPress – and other open source apps – natively, virtually or in the cloud.
Completely free and pre-configured “BitNami Stacks” are available as native installers, virtual machine images, and AMIs for the Amazon Cloud.
With BitNami Cloud Hosting, you can easily manage WordPress and other BitNami applications on the Amazon Cloud.
A few months ago we featured BitNami WordPress Stack in 10 Ways to Set Up a Testing Environment for WordPress. In the meantime BitNami has announced the release of their new BitNami WordPress Multisite Stack. The multisite stack download is available via the native installer, a virtual machine or you can deploy it directly in the Amazon Cloud.
It’s very important to have an environment where you can test new themes and plugins without breaking your live site. That’s why many WordPress site administrators choose to set up a staging ground for exploring new options and then committing them to the live site after thorough testing. We’ve put together a list of some of the best ways to set up a testing environment. The local environments will depend on your operating system. Bookmark your favorites and start working unplugged!
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